Quebec Innovative Materials says 86% of New Salem-Apple River soil-gas samples show thermogenic wet-gas signature

• Quebec Innovative Materials reported thermogenic wet-gas signatures in 86% of New Salem–Apple River C1–C4 soil-gas samples.
• Dry-gas signatures accounted for 8.7% of classified samples; 3.4% fell in the condensate-to-oil range; biogenic or mixed totaled about 2%.
• Results support a conventional gas and helium model tied to the same structural corridor as its Bennett Hill discovery, which returned up to 30% H₂.
• Around 50 line-kilometers of 2D seismic acquisition is under way to image targets beneath the anomaly corridor.

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